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Life After Law School | What’s It Really Like on the Other Side? Ft. Jahnavi Jain, IP Attorney

here are conversations that teach you something.And then there are conversations that simply make you feel less alone.This is one of those.In this episode of Beyond The Brief, two friends who once sat in the same law school classrooms meet again—this time from opposite sides of the profession. One works as an Intellectual Property attorney at a law firm, while the other has built an independent career as a legal educator and creator.There isn’t a fixed agenda. No “5 tips.” No career roadmap.Just an honest conversation about what the early years of the legal profession actually feel like—the excitement, the uncertainty, the culture, the wins, the mistakes, and all the little moments that no one really talks about.If you’re a law student, an aspiring lawyer, or someone in the early years of practice, we hope this conversation makes you feel a little more seen, a little more validated, and reminds you that everyone is figuring things out in their own way.Sometimes, it’s enough to know what life looks like on the other side of the table.If you enjoyed this conversation, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share it with a friend who’s navigating their own legal journey.

Rashmi Jain 28 Jun 2026 0:35:14

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